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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
3
Fragments describe a deadly fire on a second floor where victims fled to windows and were saved or overcome. Witnesses recall screams, a woman rescued after intense peril, and responders rushing to a Cleveland building to pull survivors from smoke filled halls.
The readable content describes a chaotic scene with sheep and a work crew. Mentions names such as Taylor Bros and Cole and references to an unidentified slaughter action and a day of activity. The legible details are limited and fragmented.
The United States court at Chicago hears the appeal of a banker named Walsh from a prison term. The case concerns alleged misapplication of funds at a national bank. The proceedings address the legality of the sentence and the bank’s officers involved.
Sioux City live stock market results show top beef cattle and hog prices. Top hogs at 37.16 per hundredweight, beef quotes around 650 for top cattle, with market follow through Thursday.
William Myer, a postal clerk at Balimora post office, was arrested and charged with embezzling £1,460. He allegedly used funds from May onward, and investigators traced the loss to activities at the post office since then.
Helen Cortetzimm died Wednesday night as the pyeard mer secretary of the treasury. The fragment mentions Helen Cortelyou and Ute Cortetrow Mewes Bentlonton in unclear contexts, reflecting an OCR garble from a historical page.
The American stere visit to Haran by Joniah af Telekinsnns was cut short after an event at 10 o'clock Wednesday night. The United States protests included a volley of communications to Washington. Secretary of State, acting for Past- rtbheli Sant Gower, outlined the plan to pursue the aerial of the region and noted visits to Caine Cosinia and other polatz of interest.
A garbled OCR fragment references a jury and a figure in Kara City. It hints at a courtroom or police scene with unclear dialogue about sight and perception. The text is severely distorted, offering few readable names or concrete facts.
A garbled entry lists figures such as Apollogita and Davilli amid scattered references to Frnriturag and Mealean tequilun. It mentions Mexico and Honduras, a Tareaté occasion, and a minister Zamora, with unclear context and many misspellings.
A garbled dispatch from Jockey Michigan mentions Wardon, Armstrong, Daly and Atllton with references to 1600 for assistance and new materials. The text is unclear but indicates a state minder matter and affidavits related to machinery and expenses.
Four hundred officers attended the Salvation Army officers gathering at the biennial congress of the Western American district. The meeting opened in Chicago with city officials and leaders present, highlighting regional plans and continued expansion.
The Tialigh steamer Leste from Philadelphia bound for Geoia with 6000 tons bidusmobs collided with an obstruction forty miles below Philadelphia on the Delaware River.
Fragmented OCR reports a wartime trial with references to St. Peter and St. Paul, Kinora Nievolar, and a pair of men sentenced amid confinement. Mentions death sentences, internment, and fortress executions tied to a Japanese offensive context, with scattered names and dates.
The readable bits describe a world news fragment with unclear names and events. Marvin White is mentioned with relatives tied to a search. a June unit is referenced. The text is garbled and lacks coherent context or a clear incident to summarize.
A fragment reports a Chicago subject tied to an incendiary incident and property loss valued near $100,000, involving an individual who had recently left an asylum in Clein, with unclear details and damaged names.
Fragmentary OCR text references Fay Tite and Marlee with names like Chaude Brock and Sydney Flevajon. Mentions Missouri and Kaneen City with a hanging reference, but content is garbled and unreadable for a coherent summary.
George Meredith of Enalleh street nine is seriously ill after an unnamed event. He shows signs of severe infection and has taken to a local hospital for treatment.
A local trade event opened in Villeneta with Kaposition and Spada among exhibitors. Alfonso Inaumarated presided as dignitary Tuesday, followed by a flower rite marking the ceremony.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a planned church wedding at Tee Summit in Mon, a bride waiting for a groom, and a late date near Alpers twelve miles west, with mangled words and numbers, rendering key names and events uncertain.
A violent incident on a Nant street left a woman injured as a man assaulted her with blows to the head and body. The assailant fled, and authorities sought to identify him from witnesses and fragments of description.
A distorted report details a blaze affecting a business and water supply concerns. The total loss is stated as 49090 dollars with an alleged 35000 dollar figure tied to the owner. The piece references a waving picture and various names, though readable specifics are unclear.
A garbled report notes Lioya TU Maxwell of Mareliontown invited to address an EE convention. Tirsh vice Bree AMarehaltiawyy is listed to attend along with Mound and Oskalonsa for a morning session about a 38e event.
A garbled OCR paragraph reports a memorial service for a local figure and notes a church meeting in conformity with the town council. It mentions religious leaders, missionary items, and a funeral in Towh with multiple local participants and a service at DolWWiit.
A garbled report from a rural area describes a violent event with multiple injuries including intestines and bladder damage. It mentions a man named Taylor and a farmer J. Ludwig performing a salvaging task with corn ground. The text lacks clear dates or places but hints at a dramatic, non-graphic scene and local reactions.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a troubled figure making excuses about home, a person named Mise Ragter, actions at a residence, and references to unidentified people and events with unclear dates or places. The text mentions mixing materials and a violent scene but remains non-cohesive and uncertain.
An incident near Brandon ends in a fatal shooting after a confrontation involving Ganrae Vemike. Police, led by Deputy Sheriff Soatey, pursue the suspect and report a wounding spree connected to an infant’s death. The chaotic scene includes gunfire and neighbor involvement.
Ex governor Hormes announces sale of 4 766 acres in Grandy Center area. Atyera Bros of Grundy Center hold the land and expect to realize about 190 per acre. The total value of the property is estimated at 200000.
The fragmentary text recounts a Des Moines event with figures like 46,000 and 2,000,000 in references to estates or values. It mentions executors and a state treasury payment of 43,000. A separate note refers to a boy named Hadid Apidetson and a school event with a nine year old. The garbled material suggests a local meeting, exams, and athletic or craft results.
A tangled report outlines a preliminary hearing for Ted Grand pry and mentions Pat Fick obtaining bail funds while Canteld faces a $25,009 claim in a receiver case. The lower court’s jury figures hit $49,090 but the supreme court rebuked, as arrest details emerge from Bows and Clarion. Mayor Harringtin’s ties to a controversial inquiry loom over a fiscal fund drive tied to a ceremonial day fundraising plan.
Reports state Tauri Iowa, prominent real estate figure Mealar af Tauri, died Saturday by apparent asphyxiation at his home. Nearby resident Lowe Royren, a visiting official, noted the tragedy. A separate notice mentions Altice Braun of Walerips, famed in music, passing in London.
A derailed or damaged engine and tractive units caused a derailment incident on a line near a station. Emergency crews responded while the train stood stalled on the track. Investigators began noting the engine hull and other components after the accident, with local authorities collecting details from witnesses.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a place name and scattered terms about driving, a quarry, and a possible marine role. The readable bits include a mention of a box stack and a temporary marine service, but most details are unclear or garbled.
In Farawa a deadly clash left two men dead as dust and smoke engulfed the area. Police say the confrontation involved West Indian or local forces, with invaders driven back and the exact motive under investigation.
Governor Morris comments in Frankfort Kentucky about racing and a controversial season. The Western Cantin Baseball League forms with eight clubs Winnipeg Branden Medicine Hat Calgary Regina Moose Jaw and Edmonton. Majority of players are American. The league aims to unite Western teams and address race issues in Montana and other states. A $50.005 bet is proposed for a Teck-Johnsen versus James Ir Jeethen match set for September during the season.
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